In a few hours from now, there is a good chance that as part of The Steve Jobs Show, Apple will introduce a brand-spanking new, 3G iPhone. It has some folks I know in the wireless world not really looking forward to the big surge of traffic such an 3G-capable iPhone will bring to their [...]
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Poll: Will You Buy The Rumored 3G Version?
, Friday, June 6, 2008 at 1:13 PM PT Comments (8)
Will you buy a 3G video iPhone?
I’m all set with my landline/standard-issue brickphone/BlackBerry/N95
El Jobso already took all my money for last year’s version.
Thinking about it.
Count me in!
“iPhone, till now, has not exactly been video-friendly,” writes Liz over on NewTeeVee. And that is a damn shame because the screen is pretty [...]
In London, a Glimpse of a Broadband Future
, Monday, May 26, 2008 at 7:06 PM PT Comments (36)
London is one of those few fortunate cities to have a surfeit of telecom competition. From broadband providers to mobile operators, Londoners have a choice. They have decent broadband speeds as well as access to Wi-Fi and 3G networks. And as a result, there has been a big change in their behavior. A new [...]
Mobile Backhaul Equals Big Money Opportunity
, Monday, May 12, 2008 at 10:41 PM PT Comments (4)
As noted earlier, wireless industry experts believe that mobile backhaul networks represent a big opportunity, mostly because of the proliferation of 3G and 4G networks and the easy availablity of iPhone-type devices is going to boost mobile data and video use.
Infonetics Research has issued a report that forecasts 4.4 billion mobile subscribers worldwide by 2011, [...]
AT&T’s 3G Plans Reflect Reality Of Voice
, Wednesday, February 6, 2008 at 12:42 PM PT Comments (4)
AT&T’s decision to aggressively push its 3G wireless services in 2008 is further proof that U.S. mobile operators are now banking on growing demand for wireless broadband to overcome slumping/stagnating voice revenues.
AT&T plans to expand its network to another 80 cities this year, bringing the total number of markets on their 3G network to [...]
CTIA 2007: How far behind is the U.S. vs. Europe?
, Sunday, October 21, 2007 at 8:25 PM PT Comments (20)
This week, San Francisco will play host to the CTIA’s Wireless I.T. & Entertainment convention, an annual gathering of those intimately involved with the U.S. mobile industry — from tiny startups to corporate giants such as Verizon (VZ), Qualcomm (QCOM), Nokia (NOK) and AT&T (T).
Many will talk about their vision of the future, and [...]
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